Random Thoughts
 

I'm tired of the post whore thread, I'm not whorin'

so...

Shouldn't Cellar have the same first syllable as Cellist? Should Cellist be a synonym for Dwellar?

So....are we calling it the chell-er now?

I don't know Monster. Seems awful radical to me.

If we're gonna pronounce the c in the Italian way, I say we go Spanish with the two L's.

Chay-yer Dwayers

Then would we have to say 'chellery' and would we be able to eat chellery in the chellar?

I mean, you can't eat chellery quietly, and it might disturb those who are concentrating on when to pop up and say something relevant.

I can't eat chellery right now anyway. My multi-thousand dollar caps broke AGAIN, and my dentist died, and I look like a cross between Flossie Mae and Jaws from James Bond. Because I'm all lucky like that.

Oh ffs, seriously? My God that's some shitty timing.

Sorry about your teeth. The dental industry kind of sucks, but I guess it's better than no dental industry.

My first caps lasted 27 years!

Can I drag Dr S out of retirement? (Clarify: Dr S did my first caps when I turned 18 and was deemed grown-headed enough to have them fitted and my head wouldn't grow out of them. The dentist who did these replacements a couple-few (?) years ago died, suddenly. Can't really make him fix 'em.)

I guess I"ll go to Doctor Strip Mall and get it done cheap. Sorry parents, I know you wanted me to have a beautiful smile but GAWD has other plans. We really really really should have known this.

Not necechellery...

Damn, that's an omen, surely.

Sorry for calling you Shirley.

Among Romance languages, the word "cellar" is gender neutral in English, feminine as "cave" in French, and masculine as "sótano" in Spanish. Does the Cellar have a global gender identity issue and should we feel oppressed?

If person A buys prescription drugs from person B and no prescription is involved, neither are pharmacists.... who is breaking the law? A, B or both? In US and/or UK and/or other countries you kave knowledge of. (when a minor buys and drinks alcohol, the culpability differs between UK and US)

it depends on whether the drugs are controlled substances. if you're talking pain pills, then BOTH.

In the US, one can't legally dispense a prescription medication (for money or for free) unless authorized to do so. Buying a prescription medication from an unauthorized dispenser would be participating in a crime; therefore, a crime even if only for that reason (like the driver of a getaway car used in a bank robbery). Dispensing "controlled" medications without authorization just ups the crime to a felony.

She specified 'prescription drugs', prescription = controlled substance.





What I want to know is this: Is 'Person A' really a hunter, and is 'Person B' really a squirrel on a tree?